2024 promises to be an epic year, full of releases that will win hearts and leave everyone eager for the next episode!
From superhero universes to royalty, including adaptations of acclaimed books, streaming services are ready to present us with incredible narratives and breathtaking visuals.
Check out the main news that streaming has in store for you in 2024!
‘Echo’ (January 10)
Get ready to dive into the universe of deaf heroine and martial arts master, Maya Lopez, in ‘Echo’, a spin-off of Hawkeye.
After collaborating with renowned heroes, she returns to her homeland, only to discover that her past haunts her like a shadow.
-
Where to watch: Disney+
‘Masters of the Air’ (January 24)
Produced by none other than Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, ‘Masters of the Air’ promises to take viewers to the skies during World War II.
Follow the Bloody Hundred on dangerous bombing raids over Nazi Germany, exploring the emotional challenges faced by these brave pilots.
-
Where to watch: Apple TV+
‘One Day’ (February 8)
‘One Day’ will be one of Netflix’s attractions next year – Image: Netflix/Reproduction
Based on the best-selling book by David Nicholls, ‘One Day’ arrives on Netflix to tell the captivating story of Dex and Emma.
Meeting once a year, every July 15th, we follow this couple’s encounters and disagreements over the years.
-
Where to watch: Netflix
‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ (February 22)
Relive the magic of ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ with the highly anticipated live-action Netflix. Aang, the 12-year-old Avatar, embarks on a journey to maintain balance between the elements and their nations.
With three acclaimed seasons, the animated series won the hearts of fans and, now, the adventure continues in live-action format.
-
Where to watch: Netflix
‘Bridgerton’ – Season 3, Part 1 (May 16)
The intrigue and romance returned with the third season of ‘Bridgerton’. Penelope, determined to find a husband, faces challenges in the cutthroat marriage market. The friendship between Penelope and Colin is put to the test, revealing deep feelings.
-
Where to watch: Netflix
